"Sinners" is a sensation. Ryan Coogler's original vampire horror movie has been a hit with critics and audiences alike and has done quite well at the box office.
Don't just take my word for it, either — though I did review it for Tom's Guide, comparing it favorably to "From Dusk Till Dawn." In her review, senior writer Alix Blackburn declared it her "favorite movie of 2025 so far."
We both firmly believe that it's a movie worth seeing in theaters (you still can!). But in this economy, you might not have the time or money to spend big on a night out at the movies.
Understandably, you might want to know when this Michael B. Jordan flick is coming to Max, one of the best streaming services.
Lucky for you, we know now when you'll be able to stream "Sinners" on Max, as well as where and when you can buy or rent it digitally. Here's everything you need to know about when "Sinners" is coming to streaming.
Where to stream 'Sinners'
"Sinners" is already available to buy or rent on premium video-on-demand (PVOD) services. You can buy or rent it from Amazon, Apple or your preferred digital storefront.
But if you prefer to wait for movies to hit streaming video-on-demand (SVOD) services, "Sinners" will be available to stream on Max starting July 4. Additionally, it will make its debut on the linear cable HBO channel on Saturday, July 5 at 8 p.m. ET.
Not to pat myself on the back too hard — after all, I initially predicted that "Sinners" would arrive on PVOD on May 20 — but I was right on the money predicting the Max release date.
I had long held that "Sinners" would arrive on Max on July 4, thanks to a combination of a holiday weekend, an empty spot in Warner's theatrical release calendar and "Superman" coming out the following week on July 11.
Whether or not this was ultimately WBD's reasoning, I'll never know, but I'll still take the win on this one.
What is 'Sinners' about?
"Sinners" stars Michael B. Jordan as identical twins Elijah ("Smoke") and Elias ("Stack") Moore. These two have returned to their Mississippi Delta hometown of Clarksdale after years away in World War I and working for the Chicago Outfit.
Their goal in returning home is to start a juke joint for the local Black community and make a name for themselves after being disillusioned with Chicago. To do that, they recruit a handful of old friends and family, including their cousin Sammie.
Sammie is a blues performer who goes by the name of "Preacher Boy." He has an incredible gift for transcendent music, but unbeknownst to him, it's that same gift that will ultimately bring vampires — and potentially doom — to Clarksdale.
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